The phrase "assured the reliability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express that someone has guaranteed or confirmed the dependability of something.
Example: "The engineer assured the reliability of the new software before its launch."
Alternatives: "guaranteed the reliability" or "confirmed the reliability."
A validation of these electrodes will require a reliable design, because only a reliable design will assure the reliability of the analytical information obtained using these electrodes.
A bigger concern a decade ago was whether the United States could develop a computer powerful enough to assure the reliability of the warheads without testing them.
Those experiments would allow bomb makers to study the physics of nuclear weapons without exploding them, helping to assure the reliability of the nation's nuclear stockpile.
The venture will also do more to assure the reliability of those holding the auctions and will institute restrictions on the number of luxury goods any individual can sell.
The process of ratification stalled after the United States Senate voted in 1999 to reject the treaty, claiming that it was not verifiable and citing the need for "stockpile stewardship" to assure the reliability of American weapons.
But Mr. Obama has already announced that he will spend billions of dollars more on updating America's weapons laboratories to assure the reliability of what he intends to be a much smaller arsenal.
The vote was 9 to 0. The decision, the first of the new term, interpreted the Fair Credit Reporting Act of 1970, which requires credit reporting companies to maintain "reasonable procedures" to assure the reliability of the information they compile and transmit.
Both types of tests could be carried out to assure the reliability and design of new weapons.A likely evasion scenario is to de-couple, or conduct a nuclear test in a mined or natural cavity, the effects of which are well documented.
